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Dove Lodge Election.

The stated communication of Dove
Lodge, No 81, A. f. and 4. NJ, has elect
ed the following officers foI the ensuing
Masonic term \. c. Houston, ". VI
/. +. Mason. :. W; William VI. Tomp-
kins, j. W, +. F. Reeve, treasurer; b
T. August, secretary; William Walker
senior deacon; Charles J. Ander on,
Junior deacon. The mastered ct made
the following appointments Rev. George
Cooper, chaplain; D. b. Collins, tiler
Stewards : committee, K. F. Patterson
\. b. sutton, r. W Jelfery, and " X.
lIigham.
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Earthquakes in Asia.

LoNDON, June Further earthquake
shocks have occurred in Turkistan. The
Kaskelensk settlement, 20 yersts west OF
Nenome, was visited by a severe shock
and the settlement was destroyed. Shocks
have been felt in the town Of Rischbek.
The telegraph wires are broken In many
places. The earthquakes have been felt
continuously since the 9th instant within
radius OF 900 versts of Venome.
Many persons have lost their lives. but
the exact number cannot now be stated
as each day reveals newly-discoyered
bodie-
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ASSOCIATION.
A Kow Over Ur. MccIynn.

CHICAGO, June 1.-THE invitation Of
Dr. McGlynn to Chicago by District As.
sembly -, knights Of Labor, has caused
"A quarrel between the members of that
organization The Catholic members
have protested against the invitation, and
compelled the assembly to rescind the
resolution TO tender Dr. McGlynn an Of
fetal reception. only part Of the mem
bers will attend the meeting at Central
Music Hall ON June 2lst. "Dr McGlynn
has oyerstepped his clerical duties, and Ms
true Catholics we are opposed 10 him" "
said James Swecny
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HnHe- Iiall.

NEW York, June 1t.-The New Yorks
downcd the Washingtons yesterday to
the tune of 9 to >. The Philadelphias
were beaten by the Bostons to 4. Chi
cago worked mp a little closer to the top
by downing Pitisburg 10 10 3, and Detroit
won as usual with Indianapolis, 81 to 2.
The Athletics dropped another game to
the ST. Louis champions by score OF IA
to f.. The Louisyiles gained a victory
over the Nets q to t. Brooklyn won
from the Cincinnati team, II to 5, and
Baltimore defeated Cleveland to2.
The following is the standing Of the
clubs TO date
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TnE HAND or DEATH.
Demise of an Honorcd Merchant and a
Venerable Lady.


Venerable Lady.
Mr. James IT, Blair. of the firm of
Staples & Blair, commission merchants,
died at his residence on South Third
street. yesterday afternoon about 1870
O'Clock. Mr. Blair was native Of this
city. and in early life was a clerk in the
wholesale house of Edmunds & Dayen-
port, and afterwards WIS a member Of the
firm of Edmunds, Davenport * Co..
wholesale groccrs and importers After
the war hc formed a partnership with
Mr. William r Stables, for the purpose
of conducting the commission business
Mr. Blair wss one of the old.time Rich
mOnd merchants. who did so much TO
make ii- name and me as mart of i'm
legrity and fair dealing Ina all the rela-
ti0ns of life hc was respected and esteem
cd. and i'm his death valuable citizen and
a good man passes away
The funeral of Mrs Martha !. Jarvis
will take place from Trinity Methodist
church ats o'clock this mo ming. The
deceased was the rclict of the late Major
William II. Jarvis, of Petersburg, and
was the mother of our wcll-known fell
low w-citilen, Mr. A. jeff Vaughan She
leaves several other sons and daughters
To- mourn her loss and 10 revere her
memory
The funeral of Rev. W f. c. Gregory
will take place This afternoon at O'Clock
from Mlpah Pr sbyterian church. of
which The deceased was pastor.
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The handsome frame buildings on
Seventh street near Semmes are nearly
ready for occupancy.
There is n0maiter ia which Manchester
is more interested in than the paving or
dinance, and il is hoped that good one
will be speedily adopted.
On the 2lst of June II. W Hey will
entertain some Of his Sir Walter Raleigh
Lodge brethren at his farm near Man.
chester
The County Court Of IIenrico meets
tomorrow az / o'clock
\ regular meeting Of the Board Of Al
dermen will be held tomorrow night.
Mr.. John Pope, Of the firm OF Allen &
Ginter, sailed from New York on the
Umbria for England at 8 O'Clock yester-
day morning.
Elder l.. 4. Cutler, having returned to
the city, will preach at Marshall-street
Christian church at 4 an. and pm.
r. T.. Lee Camp will hold final meet
Ing next Tuesday night Ia reference to
the proposed trip to Boston.
Work has been begun on the Boshen
building at Cary and Ninth streets.
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Confession ofIncendiarie,.

KoKoMo, ISD.. June 1.-Two detec.
tiyies who have been working here with
gang Of street laborers laying gas
mains for the last two months, have ar
rested VIM and JOS. Malosh, who have
confessed the crime Of burning the
Dixon building in this city on the night
Of January lst last causing loss Of $50, :
900, and state that they were hired TO do
it by prominent business men OF this city.
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what is Doing Ia our sister CITY


Rev ". A. Campbell will preach at the
Presbyterian church this morning
Mr. George C. Anderson has sold his
lot ON Hall street near Twelfth To Mr. r.
W. Weisiger for hfly dollars foot The
building was not included in the sale, as
Mr. Anderson will move that 10 "a lot
which he owns near by
Rev l.. r. Thornhill, having returned
to the city, will occupy his pulpit al the
Bainbridge. street Baptist church to-day
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Baptist Sunday-school Association Of
Richmond and Manchester will be- held at
the Bainbridgc-street Baptist church this
evening at o clock An interesting pro.
gramme may be- expected
Mr. Michael Mahoney, who was in
iured some time since is much better
and is able 10 be out
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Accidentally Omitted.

In giving the list Of those present at
the Elloit Grays reunion last Wednes-
day. the names of A. A. Waugh and
Thomas b. Ccrsley were accidentally
omitted Proper credit was given Mr.
Waugh for his labOrs on the committee
bat he was left ont of the roll Of honor
that reported for duty on that happy occa
sion, and Mr. Cerslcy was served Ia a
similar manner
Both were there by large majority
and no two men did more 10 make the
reunion the complete success IL was.
Buster" Waugh and Tom Cersley are
true Elliott Grays although John Jet
in 1864 said that be was 20 sick and
tired Of war that he did not believe that
he could ever again even ike Buster
Waugh.
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Of my agreeable surprise at seeing him
on the monument committee instead Of
under the monument
A general meeting Of the battery for
the formation Of a social and beneficial
organization will soon be called
During the war the Otey Battery were
among the best liyers in the Army Of
Northern Virginia 1t had in its ranks
some of the best boys Richmond ever
raised, and now they are among It's best
citizens in all respects.
Long may it wave and enjoy many
more fraternal reunions such as that Of
yesterday.
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Found Dead Beside the Road.

ST JOSEPH, Mo, June ll.-Joseph
Payne q young farmer living ~ miles
south, left home Thursday night to at
tend a concert at Wallace. Yesterday
morning his dead body was found by the
roadside with a bullet through the lungs
There is no clue TO the perpetrators Of
the deed, although II was undoubtedly
done by an enemy, as his pockets were
undisturbel.
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REV. DIR. HENNErT.


The remains of the late Rev. Dr. W W.
Bennett reached the city yesterday morn
ing at 9.30 o'clock from Ashland. and
were conveyed TO Centenary Methodist
church. There a supplementary religious
service was held at n O'Clock Tributes
TO the character of the deceased were
paid by Rev. s. s. lambeth and Bishop
John c Cranberry. The music was of a
very touching character, and the last
hymn being Jesus. Lover of My Soul.
by request Of the family All the Meth
odst ministers of the city were present.
The remains were followed TO Hollywood
by long line of carriages. There were
a number OF very handsome floral tributes.
Among the pall-bearers were Prof ".
W. Smi,h. Captain hichard lrby, Rev
j. C. Reed, Prof r. NJ Smith, and Prof.
Kern
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GOOD NEWS.
The Western Extension Of the City Railway
to he Opened.

The two cars for the Richmond Street
Railway C0mpany's West-End extension
will be shipped from Philadelphia to-
morrow, and will reach here Tuesday
They will be at once put in service.
These cars will be drawn by the steam
dummy They are Of about twice the
length of The horse cars one is a close
ear and the other is open The two to-
gethcr will constitute the train and will
make the trip from the present western
terminus TO the Reservoir and return in
fifteen or eighteen minutes In case the
hange of the dummy's wheel is too deep
for the horsc-car track, horses will be
hitched % the train az L0mbardy street
but il there is no hitch the engine will
run 90 Reservoir street until the stables
just beyond the city limits are finished.
After the stables are completed the horse
cars will be run regularly to Lombardy
street
This is indeed good news, and the
company is 10 be congratulated on the
prospects of iie speedy opening Of the
lin to the New Reservoir Now let
them hurry up the Fulton extension
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special service of Song.

The young mems meeting of the Young
Mems Christian Association 10 be held
this afternoon will be of peculiarly at
tractiye and interesting nature. The music
will be conducted by Mr. c. L. McCluer,
with an orchestra and choir The service
will be led by Mr. r. L. Michaels, Of Park
Place Methodist Episcopal church. Sub
iect "Simply Trusting" A cordial in
ytation to all young mon.
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Excursion oi NtontMall bhthsoh NaihP
Iraternai Legion.
Attention is called 10 the advertise
ment of Stonewali Jackson Camp No 293
Fraternal Legion. Next Saturday night
they will give am excursion to Ocean
View 40 time will be lost from business
and the trip promises TO be one OF very
great attraction.
J. he affair is under the management OF
the following very excellent committee
julius Edel. F. Z. Tholl, John r. Wald-
man. Charles A. Alessmer and !. {. lse-
man.
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THE GIiANs.


Anniversary Services To-Day and Cel,-
bratioH To-Nofr0W.
Atjo'clock pm. to-day The Richmond
Grays will have anniversary services at
the Second Presbyterian church This
Is In celebration of their forty-t lirl anni-
ycr,ary. The services have been ar
ranged especially by Rev. Dr. lloge
Tomorrow evening they VIII have %
fun dress parade and a target practice.
The latter will take place ia the rear Of
lhc city Almsholse. At night the an
nual reunion will take pl.ce at Sanger
Halle. 70 This the Old Grays' Association
and the Howitzers have been invited.
The committee of arrangements are
Lieutenant h. G. Garrison, Captain Z. O.
Sayille, i. o. Traylor Jr., and /. W.
Ball
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Yesterday at 70 O'Clock the Governor
heard the petitions Of Mr and Mrs VI j.
Puryear, parents of Holmes Puryear,
" o is sentenced 10 De hung on July 18th
for poisoning his wife. One of the petit
tions asks for pardon the other for com
mutation Of sentence The is signed
by four OF the jurymen who sentenced
him to hang The Governor heard their
appeal for the life Of their son, but de-
clincd 10 give any answer I'm the case un-
til he had given the matter proper con
sideratiOn.
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Weather Indications.

WAsHfSGToS, May ii.-lndicstions for
the next twenty-four hours, commencing
at pm, Saturday, June II: For Vir-
ginia, southeasterly, shifting to southerly
winds warmer, fair weather.
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Below will be found a sketch Of some
Of the pupils who were awarded prizes at
the late closing exercises OF the night
school Of the Mechanics lnslit te. An
effort was made TO get complete list,
but it was unsuccessful. The sketches
are brief but will not De without interest
The public are always interested in good
boys, and have desire 10 know their his
tory. We congratulate these boys, and
hope the honors they have so well won
are bat the forerunners Of other and
greater honOrs yet 10 come. If any one
who has been accidentally overlooked
and will forward their sketch to tie
TINES Office, it will be cheerfully pub
ished
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THERMOMETERS Yesterday f.

At Spence, Tytee x Co.'S shoe house,
sl5 East Broad street, the thermometer
registered at 8 am, 6f'; ~ m, SO 3p.
m, 7O0; 8 pm, 660.
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u thompson. Franklin street, under EX
Change Hotel. Advertising sign artist.
.i..ii fence and wall sigusa specially.
I IIr~lOMB no 2s y. Ninth street. sign
IIH.ug and gliding ON glass.
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ATLANTIC RUBBER STAMP MANIfA
TURING co.. lUl4 g.. Main ST. Mauui &C.
.I, aul Importers of stamp novelties.
'.IN DOMINION M BBkk STAMP WOth =
Hluh street. Agents wanted send Tor
....ar.
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EEulONn $40 l.. Main street Pmcu
uher. timer. ga, and steam inter-
I.IlN~LEA. tlt hrO0kaYcnue. Steam ana
I-rNE thinning. sc.
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.pU uIIAKI g.. ,2 O.. Main street. Bell
nua uI general machine repairing
'.I. fUr patents.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Hd PPENINGS AT HOME AND ABROAD
is SENT OVER TIE WIRES.

big Fire in Brooklyn-s scalding the ESiet-
ors Earthquake In Asia A Row over
DIR. McGlynn- Confession of ofIncendiaries.
Pound Dead Baseball The Weather.
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IEH D.. bHArEH stall No. D.. Firs
..t smoked hecf tongues speciality.
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.IIIEN - WNAY. Seventh and Grace
..I- Monuments t0mhs. marh.czcd
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....IN d. DYER. 6H g.. Marshall street.
.-tr and retail. Sole agent for Tine
.eNt Cough Drops
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VIRGINIA RUBBER CO.. bi3 f. Broad street.
H.faf. hose. and AN kinds of rubber goods.
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|UIN DIACONT 2U- b. Marshall street
..-i.e aul retail kcpnrne neatly and
|f.N dome.
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.II UlTrL1NG HOUSE. iN w. Brni
m Manufacturer, of Vanilla Phosphate
mineral waters.
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NALIEH~TlNE s. co.. Do aud l8 5. Fif
lfn street, rotafoc. butter. beams. cab.
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I-T-. 20 n. Futccnh street, labor
Established i~s
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.N J. GENlNC. corner rof Fourteenth and
I streets. Tents. awunE-. bugs. horse and
100 covers.
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N|.. NIDIOND. lu2 g. Main street
tH. Horse Manufacturer and whole
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o. 10. .fAGG. Twelfth street, under America
Hotel. Civic and military tailor.
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Soap Factory


h nAhClN a CO., i4i6 Franklin street (cstab
.thDl lvUI Toilet and Laundry Soaps.
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N THE COURTS.
A Very Small Saturday Docket.

The following cases were disposed Of
in the Police Court:
Joseph Johnson tcoloredl was jailed
for six months for stealing one COW
valued at $40 the property Of Miss Mary
+. Rennie.
Maria Ford (colored) was fined s. for
using indecent language on the street.
Walter Leidy, James Gentry, Samuel
thinner and Harry Martin, boys ranging
in ages from sixteen to nineteen years,
were charged with fighting and creating
a disturbance 10 the annoyance Of the
neighborhood Of twenty-siyth and 2
streets.
Gentry was discharged. The others
were fined = each Martin and Leidy
were placed under bonds to keep the
peace
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|ElspALE. 1915 T.. Main street. Best
sfmeHs and g. and t2.H ladies
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OTEY BATTERY.
ANYTAL REUNION or ONE OF RTCH
NONDS CRACK CORPS.
A Day At the Old Pump iiouse-A Gay and
Happy Crowd-A Grand Banquet-Im
pressiNe Ceremonies at the Monument
InVeiling.

The Otey Battery was one of the best
among many good companies that Rich
mond sent forth in the cruel war. 1t was
composed Of the very best material, and
on many hard-fought fields it reflected
honor on the city and on itself.
Yesterday the surviving members OF
the battery held their animal reunion at
the Old Pump House Among those who
were present were the following
VI. West, George Watt I ylor William
II. Stratton, Charles \. spence, r. VI
Glazebrook. Lieutenant X. b. Gum, c. G.
Bridges. Robert T. Briggs. Jud. b. Wood
Julien Binford Lewis H. Blair, Daniel
II. Mahoney These gentlemen com
priced the invitation and the monument
committees.
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THE PRIZE BOYS.
TIfE WINNERS " THE COMPETITTTT
NINATIONS

The Pupils Who Received Gold Medals
and Certificates of Excellence and Pro-
hciency at the Closing Exercises Of the
Mechanics Institute.
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D. n. MORRIsETT. No. II Seventh street
auchester. Phone, 11.
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Mr. Byerly received a gold medal in
the junior class Of archit ctural drawing
He is 20 years of age, and was born in
Richmond He was educated i'm the pub
lie schools of this city. He is a clerk with
Quarles X McCurdy, and lives at No.
26lI Easl Franklin street.
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WILLIAM r. DUNKEL.

Mr.. Dunkel was in the senior me
chanical drawing class, and received q
gold medal. He is 30 years of age, and
was born in Richmond He Is pattern
maker, and resides at 40. j01 East Clay
street.
This completes our list for to-day, and
a very creditable one it IS
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The Daily Record" is a valuable publca-
ton. Subscribe 20 IL. Office W East Main
treet5.
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The Old Pump House is being repainted
and fixed up generally and is now a very
attractive resort. IL is visited by thous-
ands of people on Sunday and many in
the week. Allwho attended the Otey bat
terry reunion yesterday are under obliga-
tions to supt. Boyde1 and his assistants
for many courtesics. Ii is hoped that the
city will continue to beautify this place
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1NG. FULLER luO o. Cary street
attention tN repairing.
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The trial Of the case Of Lynch against
Chaflin was resumed. While the exami-
nation Of witnesses was in progress Mr..
Marshal NJ. Gillian received a telegram
from Bon Air stating that his little son
bad fallen and broke an arm. Upon this
fact being made known, Judge Wexford
Adjourned the case over until tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock.
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NoT IIAuIE FoR LIcENsE TAX.

Mr. J.. B. Tatum, agent Of the Virginia
Steamboat Company; Mr. James r.
Werth, agent Of the Brighthope Coal
Company, and Mr $ II Bowman agent
Of the Richmond and Allegheny Express
Company, were summoned TO appear be-
fore the Police Justice TO show cause why
they should not be fined for doing bust.
ness without license
Yesterday morning when the cases
were called up in the Police Court Mr.
C. Y. Meredith, attorney for the city.
stated that the above-named gentlemen
were salaried officers of their respective
corporations and therefore were not re-
qured to pay "a license. The cases were
accordingly dismissed.
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EDWARD GRAY, JR.

Master Edward Gray, Jr., was in the
classes Of mechanics, physics, and cngi-
necring and received a gold medal He
is q son of Mr. Edward Gray. assistant
commissioner Of revenue and resides
at No. DOB South Second street Ilc was
born in Richmond, and is rs years Of
age Attended Madison school, graduated
at Richmond High School, session 1856
sc entered Virginia Mechanical Insti-
tute October 4, 1886. lost about two
months during first part Of session by
sickness has been employed since about
February ist, by Mr. c. =. i. Burgwyn,
in the james River Improvement Engi-
neer-s nflice
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INCIDENTS AND COMMENT.

The statue was unveiled by a little
daughter of Major David y Walker,
who is also a niece Of Captain CASTOR
Oiey, the first captain Of the battery.
The monument, after its unyeilng was
crowned with a wreath Of a0wers by lit
tie CASTOR Otcy wilkins a grandson OF
Captain Otey.
Mr. John X. Hooper contributed for
the occasion a costly and elegant design
Of floral cannon, mounted on breast
works 1t was entirely appropriate and
universally admired.
At the Pump House the claret punch
was made in the immense punch bowl
presented to the battery by Aaron Wilkes
Post. g. A. r., of Trenton, y. }. The
gallant boys in blue were often thought
Of during the day.
The veteran John Dabney regaled the
boys on a number of new drinks during
the day. and added to his already well
wen laurels.
Monte West, William IL StratiOn, Cliil
Bridges and in fact all OF the committee
were unremitting in their efforts TO please.
Colonel Clarke, Gwathmey, Dan Ma
honey Savage, Sharp, and all the boys
from a distance, received hearty wei
come
Onslow Sims, Sandy Grant, Charles
Spence, and others who were absent were
not forgotten and their presence was
wished for.
Colonel Miller Owens, Of New Orleans,
sent letter Of regret, expressing the
deepest love for the battery Among
other things he said, "As had thought
Dan Mahoney was killed in one Of the
battles near Petersburg, you may judge
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.NNNu STEAM BAKERY. q. Adam.
Do e. Twelfth street wholesale
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Mr. De Sylvia was awarded gold
medal and Sl5 in cash for the best speci-
men Of free hand drawing He is 30
years of age, and was born I'M Baltimore
lie is negative reioucher in photo
graph gallery, and resides at No. s25
East Broad stree.
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Archibal 3 Curd was in the class of
bookkeeping and received "a gold medal.
Re is 20 years of aye, and resides ut NO.
PIG North twentieth street He was
born at Louisa Court House. and is The
son of Dr Isaac and VI. l.. Curd and he
is by occupation q clerk, and is with
Mr. $. II lIaWes.
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The low price of Pianos and Organs al
Hume Minor y Co.'S will astonish you.